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In Worldschool Consultancy, Research & Design students work on real assignments from people all over the world. Please check 'what is CRD?' if you are new to the project.
Statistics for Worldschool project 'Consultancy, research & design': to this day 1037 students and 120 teachers worked on assignments from taskproviders in Africa, Asia and South-America. Students invest 60 to 80 hours in reseach, design and consultancy in order to improve the world a litle bit, within high quality education. Total student investment in hours until now is estimated at 72250 hours.
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News - to all news
 Art for Nepal Last year students from the Comenius College in Leeuwarden worked on an assignment for the Didi foundation, active in Nepal. Students did their best and produced a beautiful work of art. It was brought to Nepal by one of the Board members of Didi. Read more ›  Important dates Take your agenda and write down the following dates! Read more › Announcements - to all announcements
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Dates for teacher education days in september
Please use this form if you want to attend one of the upcoming workshops for teachers (for schools that already participate).
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Latests publications - to all publications
Tanzania sustainable tourism
"We have chosen to design a plan for sustainable tourism, in which the Tanzaniaworkgroup Haren, our client, can work together with the inhabitants of the Same municipality. The Tanzaniaworkgroup Haren is looking for a way to offer Dutch tourists an interesting cultural experience for a few days in which ‘the experiencing of the Tanzanian community from inside out' is the central topic."
Battery problem Senegal (Dutch only)
Senegal is een zonnig land, het is dan ook erg handig om gebruik te maken van zonne-energie want zonnecellen leveren elektrische energie. De zonnecellen worden opgeslagen in accu's. Alleen er is een probleem: er is in Senegal geen inzamelingsen verwerkingssysteem voor oude accu's. Hoe kunnen we voorkomen dat het milieu in Senegal gaat vervuilen, want de schadelijke stoffen kunnen ze niet kwijt. Welk lokaal haalbare technische oplossingen zijn er te ontwikkelen en hoe kunnen deze de lokale economie versterken.
Wij hebben de problemen in Senegal geanalyseerd en gekeken hoe we deze het beste kunnen oplossen. We hebben uitgezocht hoe het in Nederland wordt geregeld en hoe we deze oplossingen kunnen gebruiken in Senegal.
Marketing plan for Yoshinkhel (English)
Yoshinkhel is a backward community in the city of Bhaktapur in Nepal. It is a community that is rich in culture, art and religion but suffers greatly from poverty. A group of five people is going to address several issues that the people at Yoshinkhel have regarding the sales of their knitted goods. The people at the centre are looking for a market and a target group for their knitted goods, as well as a way to promote their goods in order to increase the sales. These issues will be addressed in the paper of Ilona Jankovits, Tim van der Weert and Leonie Goettsch.
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